Medicare in Social Security Tag Moves to Passage
In a Kansas Chamber weekly bulletin medicare under social security appears likely to pass. Democrats control the House Ways and Means Committee, possibly boosting medicare support. The American Medical Association shifts stance, signaling broader acceptance and a plan likely to phase in and expand coverage over time.
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Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Johnson
Key To Churchill's Drive Seen In Childhood Days
James Marlow surveys Winston Churchill's life from early misjudgment by teachers to later fame. He shows how neglect in schooling hid a deep talent for language and leadership, tracing Churchill's self-education and rise as a pivotal wartime figure.
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Churchill
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Sir Winston Churchill
England
C. P. Snow
Mr. Gladstone
Prime Minster
Edeward ‘Gibbon
Thomas Babington Macauelay
Gibbon
Mt. Sinai
Gibeon
Ev And Charlie Recall Weber and Fields On Stage
The piece reflects on classic German dialect comedy featuring Ev and Charlie and recalls a more tolerant era in theater. It honors Bert Williams and his performance of a croaky baritone song as part of a bygone showbiz memory.
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Weber
Fields
Williams
Walker
Bert Williams
Ev and Charlie Break Up a Place in Washington Comedy Scene
The piece recalls classic blackface and mid century vaudeville duos such as Gallagher and Shean and Amos and Andy, praising Ev and Charlie’s humor while noting their breakup. Charlie played straight man while Ev delivered verbose, Hamlet like readings. Ev continues solo in Washington, while the city loses light comedy.
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Moran
Mack
Amos and Andy
Sum
Abner
Abbot
Costello
Charlie
Understanding gout and uric acid at any age
Dear Dr Molner explains gout can occur at any age despite being more common in older people. It arises when the body mishandles uric acid, forming deposits in joints causing severe pain. Treatments include colchicine historically and probenecid now, plus dietary measures to limit uric acid builders like organ meats red meat and certain fish.
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M.E.M
Auld Lang Syne Recalled From Local Snows
A historical snippet recalls a 25 year old Pontiac cab driven by Jack Powell that vanished in a ditch as snow drifted over it after he returned with help. The Elks club notes six green enameled cuspidors for members. Also, 50 years ago Miss Hattie Herron returned to Kansas City after visiting Ottawa relatives. carpenters worked on the Houser and Gilliland garage elevator for cars to the second floor and G G Ogden opened a new paint shop.
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Elks Club
Hattie Herron
Kansas City
Ottawa
Houser
Gilliland
G. G. Ogden
Durability Of Feet Measure Of Success
Washington AP report covers the arrival of Vice President elect Hubert Humphrey and wife Muriel in Washington for the inauguration events. The Humphreys and Minnesota supporters mingle at receptions, with Muriel noting her feet holding up as the couple enjoys celebrations. The party includes four Humphrey children, other relatives, and a large local entourage, contrasting with the Johnsons who used extra cots at the White House.
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Washington
Muriel Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washingston
Humphreys
Minnesota
Johnson
White House
Chevy Chase
Humphrey
Nancy
Bruce Salmonson
Minneapolis
Nancy Lee
Hubert I
Bob
Mankato
Minn
State College
Doug
Shattuck Military School
Fern Baynes
Ralph Humphrey
Huron
S.D
Frances Howard
Falls Church
Gordon Buck
Cottonwood, Calif
Birchers Grow Revenue Near Doubles 1963 Income
The John Birch Society report shows 1964 gross income around 3.2 million dollars, nearly double 1963, with funds coming almost entirely from member dues and contributions, per national public relations director John Rousselot on Monday in Los Angeles AP.
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Los Angeles
John Birch Society
John Rousselot
Television Log Readout of Evening Schedule
A dense listing shows a sequence of TV programs and times from 5:00 PM through midnight including cartoons Bugs Bunny Woody Woodpecker and various dramas News Petticoat Junction Death Valley Days The Real Glory and Flying Leathernecks plus talk shows and weather a comprehensive day’s viewing schedule with channel and program notes
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Woody Woodpecker
Bugs Bunny
Lawman
Mr. Novak
Comsbat
Sportsman’s Friend
Joey Bishop
McHales Navy
Red Skelton
Tycoon
Petticoat Junction
Peyton Place
Doctors
Nurses
Salty O’rouke
Today In History January 19, 1965 highlights noted
January 19 1965 marks the date in history with events such as births of Robert E. Lee and Edgar Allan Poe, Wilkes Antarctic discovery, and the Eurema invasion. The program schedule lists major broadcasts from 6:25 a.m. through 12:40 p.m., including news, politics, films, sports, and entertainment.
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Associated Press
Robert E. Lee
Stratford
Edgar Allan Poe
Charles Wilkes
Eurema
Storage Cuts for Corn and Wheat under Price Supports
The Agriculture Department reports 106,920,000 bushels of 1964 corn stored under price supports by Jan 1, down from 155,957,000 a year earlier. Through December, 164,220,000 bushels of 1964 wheat were stored under loans, up from 145,281,000. Soybeans at 18,495,000 stored, vs 50,087,000 prior year. Iowa leads in corn with 44,143,000 bushels. Kansas leads in wheat with 345,324,000 bushels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Iowa
Kansas
Ottawa Herald Publication and subscription details
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication from Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher. It presents trade area and out of area subscription rates by mail including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options and notes Associated Press membership for local news use.
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THE
Associated
Associated Press
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